Former Colorado State University president Larry Penley will get a $3,333 housing allowance through Feb. 28, in addition to his $356,583 severance salary, according to his separation agreement from the university.

Penley abruptly stepped down last week following a closed-door Board of Governors meeting, after undergoing a job evaluation. Though he technically is at the helm until Nov. 30, he decided to use up vacation time and moved out of his office last week.

Penley will get two lump payments, according to the agreement. On Dec. 1, he’ll receive $32,416, and the balance of his salary will be doled out Jan. 15.

Penley has not returned calls seeking comment. In the five-page agreement, it says both parties may respond to questions by saying only “that Dr. Penley has resigned to pursue other leadership positions in higher education.”

Tony Frank is the interim president of the Fort Collins campus, and board members are searching for a chancellor of the CSU system. This person would probably live in Denver and would oversee the Fort Collins and Pueblo campuses.

The Environmental Protection Agency said Friday it will pay $4.5 million to state, local and tribal governments for their emergency response to a mine spill that the EPA triggered, but the agency turned down $20.4 million in other requests for past and future expenses.

Ford Motor Co. is going ahead with plans to move small-car production from the U.S. to Mexico despite President-elect Donald Trump’s recent threats to impose tariffs on companies that move work abroad.